The Battle for Your Brain Defending the Right to Think Freely in the Age of Neurotechnology

I did an interview with Nita Farahani recently who is super interesting, has that new book, Battle for Your Brain, out.

I did an interview with Nita Farahani recently who is super interesting, has that new book, Battle for Your Brain, out.

The Battle for Your Brain, defending the right to think freely in the age of neurotechnology.

What this book is about is not about Neuralink, which is Elon Musk's company of trying to implant electrodes into the brain to read brain activity and change brain activity, or even Tom Oxley's company Synchron that goes up through the jugular vein and puts neurotechnology inside the body.

So this book, right, is designed to do two things. One is to help people understand that neurotechnology is here, that it's about to go mainstream, that it's going to be part of our everyday lives, and it's going to raise these complex questions about do you have any right to mental privacy? Do you have a right to cognitive liberty? Do you have a right to keep private your thoughts?

In my book, The Battle for Your Brain, right, I give examples of the ways in which neurotechnology is already being used in the workplace and, you know, governments and individuals who are using it for their own benefits.

I want to mention again Nita, your amazing, excellent book, The Battle for Your Brain, Defending the Right to Think Freely in the Age of Neurotechnology.

the battle for your brain Defending your right to think freely in the age of neurotechnology.

It comes out March 14th, 2023.

It can be pre-ordered. It's already on Amazon and Barnes & Noble and everywhere else...

it really emphasizes the brain they went with... it's a kind of big think book Apparently there's a particular style that they think big think books reflect well, and so it's a pretty minimalist